Sentence examples for moon with more from inspiring English sources

They are preceded by the space docking sequence choreographed to Strauss Thee Blue Danube waltz and followed by a second extended sequence of his travel to the Moon with more Strauss, the two sequences acting as bookends to his space-station stop-over.

Each of the outer planets has a magnetic field, a ring system, and many known moons, with more likely to be discovered.

But perhaps these worlds might have moons with more comfortable gravities?

Cernan added: "There's nobody that I know of that could have accepted the challenge and responsibility that came with [the first moon landing] with more dignity than Neil Armstrong".

United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon stated: "Countries with more gender equality have better economic growth.

But the acquisition also opens up possibilities for the Chaotic Moon team to work with more brands.

The most distinctive works here combine velvety watercolors of bright moons and silvery clouds with more obdurate things -- a ladder, slate shingles, an ancient bird cage filled with little bundles of sticks.

"A railroad from the earth to the moon could not be treated with more derision," an exasperated Clinton complained.

As a vulnerable prey relative to hearing, locomotion and predominantly terrestrial habits, Calomys tener's strategy against predators is to decrease its activity on nights with a full moon and to inhabit physiognomies with more dense vegetation cover.

In both cases there is secession: in Le Guin's novel a group of anarchist rebels have agreed to colonise Annares, a moon with an atmosphere, much more inhospitable than the mother planet Urras, around the star Tau Ceti, following an uprising; in Urras there are various states, with very different social systems.

Scientists have suggested that the moon was created when a Mars-size object named Theia collided with Earth 4.5 billion years ago, with more than 40percentt of the moon made up of debris from this impacting body.